The Indonesian government is preparing 9,000 toilets across 127 rest areas along toll roads to support travelers, alongside temporary resting areas and new direct routes.

The Indonesian government is preparing 9,000 toilets across 127 rest areas along toll roads in anticipation of the mass exodus for the Eid al-Fitr holiday. Last year saw around 6,000 toilets available. Resting areas have also been established in several places such as the Cipali Toll Road and Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. Further, the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing is preparing a direct route from Solo to Yogyakarta, beginning at the Semarang-Solo Toll Road, as well as the Cisumdawu Toll Road to be used as an exodus route from Cileunyi to Dawuan, West Java, with a 90 kilometer length. Indonesia’s toll roads stretch over 2,620 kilometers, with 70 sections managed by 49 toll road business entities, of which 1,718 kilometers are found in Java Island.